ASP in a Nutshell, 2nd Edition

Name

TargetFrame — objAdRot. TargetFrame = strFrameName

Synopsis

Specifies the name of the frame into which the link represented by a clickable ad graphic will be loaded. It is functionally equivalent to setting the Target property of an anchor tag in HTML.

Parameters

strFrameName

A string value that represents the name of the frame into which you want the linked page loaded. You can this parameter to _BLANK, _CHILD, _NEW, _PARENT, _SELF, or _TOP. These settings have exactly the same effect as setting the TARGET property of an anchor tag.

Example

<%

' The following code demonstrates the creation of an
' Ad Rotator object and the subsequent setting of its
' TargetFrame property to _TOP. Assuming the ad graphic
' resides in a frame, this setting will cause the link
' to be loaded into the top frame.

Dim objAdRot

objAdRot = Server.CreateObject("MSWC.AdRotator")
objAdRot.TargetFrame = "_TOP"

%>

Notes

Just as when you set the TARGET property of an anchor tag, if you set the value of the TargetFrame property to a nonexistent frame, the ad link will be loaded into a new window, as if you'd set the TARGET property to _self.

In addition to this example, see the full example at the end of this chapter.